Because he's listed as a content creator now in the Sentinels website.

Pretty sure one of the rumors I've heard there'll be a cycle of assessment, last I know was four years

Will that ensure they survive for four years until the next assessment for new franchising teams?

It's actually a pretty big industry, especially in Southeast, East, and South Asia where a computer might not be accessible for half of the population, but a phone with decent features and a connection to mobile data can mean the entire world for aspiring gamers. Heck, I play mobile games for a quarter of my free time. I much prefer LoL Wild Rift over the PC counterpart.

Mobile esports like MLBB, Arena of Valor, Wild Rift, PUBGM/BGMI are household names that draw franchising leagues and millions of dollars in prizepools. High-profile teams compete in these games.

fellas: you asked for crowd. then you clown them. Let them enjoy their experience. y'all sitting your asses at home.

Not confirmed but it is what it was rumored in some reports earlier

Already rumored:

APAC: Seoul
EMEA: Berlin
NA: LA

Americas: Logical since LA is home to Riot's main office anyways. The LCS is headquarters in, a lot of Riot's infrastructure already centralized within LA.

APAC: Yeah, logical too. You can't count out Seoul as the esports powerhouse. While they are using the Sangnam Coliseum (former OGN studios), I can imagine LoL Park as a possible venue as well.

Berlin: Again, logical. The LEC has its studios there and Challengers EMEA also headquartered themselves in Berlin.

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Look no further than Dota 2 Reborn - It's basically Dota 2 being ported over to Source 2. Besides new physics, graphics, and mechanics, it's still Dota 2. Just a bit fresher and shinier.

Honestly, I do. League and Worlds was my first introduction to Riot and its esports scene and while I'm a literal shitter at League PC (Wild Rift is more my jam), the esport is so intricate and nuanced with different playstyle that I stuck around.

Also Riot production banger and I still remember just chuckling when Valorant folks gets a taste of it the first time Reykjavik 2021 had the LAN teasers.

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Forced: obtained or imposed by coercion or physical power.

Mandatory: required by law or rules; compulsory.

Obviously there's a LOT beyond dictionary meanings but there's a stark difference.

Unless there's significant changes within the OW scene, I don't think so, unsure however. The Chinese OW scene is arguably in a much better state than its Western counterpart (ignoring the amount of Korean players in each respective divisions) and is more lucrative for better or for worse.

OW players might migrate, might not, but Valorant hopefully will forge their own path

The best duo since the TF2 days

Esports collegiate is really an upcoming programme that is rising not just in the US, but all around the world. It's very beneficial for upcoming talent to pour their efforts in alongside their academic activities. Heck, the prize pool isn't too bad either for some of these events.

I'd urge you to watch the League of Legends College Championship. It is run by the same association (RSAA) and see the people who are playing in them. These aren't frat teams. These are teams that has official support from the universities they're in and have proper facilities.

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sorry, we need to go through an APAC playoffs first; even with all Indo teams in the Playoffs we still can't make it bruh

You'd be surprised with how extensive Riot's collegiate program is. The more well known is LoL's College Championship and honestly, I'd be damned if Valorant wasn't eventually added

Bruh it wasn't. Lev lirerally bombrushed the site in panic.

Yeah I kept an eye and was wondering if it would get worse

All mine. I deleted it anyways since it was clear it was getting too ugly.

I'm just saying it's fine to trashtalk but there's that thin line you just don't do. Plus, I'm sure other mods has their methods. I have mine.

Yall do know I have to stare at NA and EMEA threads every sk often right

We're popping off and the hopium will consume us all, you can't stop it

Watch youtube. We're not as active on Twitch.

Bruh his family is literally an Indonesian esports legacy we support him 100%

I mean the underlying theme couldn't be ignored but on the records? Who knows what was the reason

Probably tighter protocols? No clue what happened in between tbh

It's enforced for everyone, not even ANGE1. Stop reaching.

cArn vs dsn FNATIC civil war let's go

Don't worry about it

(Just don't make things worse is all I'm saying, no need to call out on us every time)

Dealt with

I might've missed KT, but IG I remember because rumors suggest Chinese teams might yoink HK/TW rosters to participate in APAC as long as the game doesn't officially release there

The rumors that me, Godspeed, and BoDork discussed in the video have some merit, even though it is rumors

FPX is rumored to be 70-90% committing to EMEA unless said otherwise.

Right now, there is zero incentive to think those are the most likely teams.

From your list, the ones I have more confidence in are:

• DRX
• ZETA
• IG
• EDG

DRX and ZETA would be enough for the token representative from their respective region. There are rumors of Chinese orgs like Invictus Gaming and Edward Gaming potentially picking up some players from the HK/TW region to be able to participate in APAC.

Sandbox have been linked to a team for a long time now but they've been silent at all. KT I don't think they have interest at all.

PSG Talon is exclusively for League of Legends. Talon already has a Filipino roster and PSG doesn't have interest at all as well, I think.

In August. At Champions. When does V1 play?

I'm Silver.

Gold?

It's Paper "Rex"! I love the wordplay this time.

Being a realist is one thing. Being objective is also one thing. But being an asshole about it won't get you far. Sometimes, a little bit of copium, hopium, and spirit will make things a lot more fun.

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The curse of regional consistency.

Because people like you set them up to fail. Nth had no expectations being first timers, and since people only apparently know ZETA as the Japanese team, they kinda gravitated towards the idea that Nth will suck anyway.

You lots, who think like that, aren't wrong.

But you lots, are assholes.

They struggled, yes.

But they:
A. Beat a LAN proven team in Xerxia
B. Go toe to toe with an EMEA team

Well until they released the game- plus, China has honestly the infrastructure, economy, and fanbase to stand on its own once the game is popular enough

I mean fair enough but like being an asshole is still an asshole.

@Azzlack didn't you brandish a Japanese flag on your profile just yesterday

Nope, I'm just curbing your ego. I'm happy that:

a. Nth showed that Japan isn't only ZETA.
b. FPX full power.